youngish
somewhat young.
Origin of youngish
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How to use youngish in a sentence
People sometimes develop diabetes as they age, but Lo’s patients with high blood sugar were often “youngish, in their 30s and 40s,” he says.
The coronavirus may cause fat cells to miscommunicate, leading to diabetes | Tina Hesman Saey | January 4, 2022 | Science NewsThe ‘youngish’ novelist lives in New Orleans next to a federal officer of some kind who talks constantly about fantasy sports.
Asked if he preferred Leno or Conan, the youngish former senator apparently hadn't a clue who either of them was.
Both are by youngish men (Lemon is 31, Flynn 49), both explore masculinity and weakness, existential and physical.
Scozzafava, a youngish possible up and comer just effectively joined the Democrats.
That critical number—the biggest pool of youngish, single men—encompassed 60% of the weighting.
John Maltwood, the quiet, youngish-looking man in the gold pince-nez, was popular everywhere over the country-side.
The Doctor of Pimlico | William Le QueuxShortly there appeared a youngish man, constructed by nature to adorn wearing apparel.
Scattergood Baines | Clarence Budington KellandA youngish, handsome man he was, with graying temples and keenly observant eyes.
The Man from Time | Frank Belknap LongMr. Van Burgh, a heavy-faced, youngish man with sort of world-tired eyes, looked at his finger-nails.
The Wreckers | Francis LyndeA youngish well-dressed woman stood there, and silence was between them while they looked at each other.
The Marriages | Henry James
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